When different people with different roles within APEX can view the same report, you need to ensure they can only access the information they are privy to. Sounds straightforward, but in some situations, a simple right-click and “inspect” could represent a security risk. In this week’s Instant Tips, Anton and Hayden each present their way of building conditional edit links when creating a report. After all, you can’t rely on CSS to enforce your security.
The episode also includes a cool off-topic tip on how to move a link from your computer to your phone using Chrome!
Enjoy!
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APEX Instant Tips #34 Starting a New APEX Project
In this episode, Anton and Hayden welcome special guest Martin D'Souza, who has a tip for...
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APEX Instant Tip #33 Deploying Using APEX Supporting Objects
Hayden and Anton give a quick primer on how to create and maintain Installation Scripts for...
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APEX Instant Tip #32 Better Success Messages
In this Tip: How to improve your APEX process success messages to give your users more...
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APEX Instant Tips #31 Navigating the APEX DOM (using getTopApex)
In this episode, Hayden and Anton demonstrate how to navigate the APEX domain
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APEX Instant Tips #30 Conditional Edit Links
Anton and Hayden each present their way of building conditional edit links when creating a report
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APEX Instant Tips #29 Oracle JET Unleashed
This week Hayden and Anton invite Plamen Mushkov to talk about using Oracle JET for chart...
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APEX Instant Tips #28 Oracle Text and Adding Relevance to Searches
Anton shows how to add relevance to your searches, using person names as an example, when...
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APEX Instant Tips #27 A tip and a homage to Joel Kallman
On this week's episode: a hommage to Joel Kallman and a tip to resolve problems caused...
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